We'd better win something because I've gotmy face painted this snazzy blue.
Sunday, August 23, 2009
This Day in History...
August 23, 1305 - The Scottish patriot/rebel William Wallace is hanged, drawn, and quartered on orders from the English king, Edward I, at Smithfield, London. His body parts are sent to different cities around the country as a warning to would be traitors. His death came as a result of his effort to free Scotland from the occupying English forces.
We'd better win something because I've got
my face painted this snazzy blue.
We'd better win something because I've gotmy face painted this snazzy blue.
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